Germany

Known for its intense fruit flavors, this low alpha hop makes for a great late addition.

Known for its notes of white wine, as it name may suggest, with subtle notes of citrus and fruit. This hop is a descendant of Cascade and one of the first modern varieties to come out of Germany.

Known as the less finicky descendant of Hallertauer Mittlefrüh, this hop has maintained all the greatness of its genes and then some.

Known for it's clean bittering attributes, this descendant of Galena is quickly becoming a staple amongst European brewers.

Known as the original Nobel variety of Germans famed growing region, the Hallertau. It's aromas and subtle bitterness has made it a staple of many lagers.

Known for its balanced fruity, spicy and floral aromas. This hop makes a great addition to German style lagers.

Known for its Cascade derived characteristics. This hop is another one of the showstoppers coming from the Hop Research Center in Hüll, Germany.

Known for its sweets notes of tangerine and citrus, this love child of Cascade, Hallertau Blanc and Hüll Melon has made an impact since its release in 2012.

Known for being one of the four original noble hops, Saaz (or Czech Saaz) originated in Bohemia and has been a staple to brewers for over 700 years.

Known for its subtle fruity and spicy notes amongst punchy citrus aromas. This hop is another less finicky descendant of Hallertauer Mittlefrüh that is well suited for Belgium Whites, German Lagers and Pilsners.

Splat one of the oldest hops has notes of Spice and Earth similar to Tettnager and Saaz.

Known for its roots in the southwest growing region of Germany, Tettnang. It has a notable yet soft spice, with a mellow floral and herbal aroma.